the so the notice can say that we have it isn't anybody either in the north or in the south so yemen which has been there for years has used a situation to take large parts of the south can the south and yemenis take care of the situation on their own right now even though the coalition forces are helping to battle al qaeda is it still a strong as ever. it is human it is a song i think it is you know just waiting for an abortion if you to see the. country fragment to take advantage of that fragmentation the what's happening in our area as it is out of the war and conflict between the political parties and the leadership in order political parties this has resulted really in a situation which seems to need to fragmentation and this is what al qaida and other terrorist groups are waiting for so the better for all of these political parties really to get together to see how they prevent this for a moment ation in order to be able to confront the different types of militias including the terrorist groups so the coalition is mounting an offensive that the only port left in his hands to sec

this situation in yemen wasn't complicated enough protests have now broken out in the south of the country with the south and transitional council supposedly backed by the united arab emirates calling for a popular uprising to restore independence of south yemen is yemen had it into complete collapse with hope not through the i think the. so the situation is very serious and deteriorating by the day because no serious action has been taken by either the government of yemen or by the international community and sponsors of the peace in yemen and because of the loss of direction and loss of ability to and that is turned really the basis of all these conflicts and. the many layers of the conflict since the situation is deteriorating and will continue to do so yes unfortunately the issue of the demonstrations and the issue of the humanitarian issues are very serious at the moment but. i think they are already flexion of the was a loss of hope of a new solution coming forward and then into the to the hostilities in the conflict that existed in the country so how does the emirate support for the

the war in yemen is taking a new turn in the district ija board is spread across the south calling for a partition of the country while the saudi led blockade is threatening yemen with full fledged famine any kind of solution be reached at this point is a military victory possible for any warring sides and what are the ways out of the current stalemate. dr abu bakar. b former foreign minister of yemen welcome to the show it's really great to have you with us now dr s. the situation in yemen wasn't complicated and now protests have now broken out in the south of the country where the south a transitional council supposedly backed by the united arab emirates calling for a popular uprising to restore independence of south yemen is yemen had it into complete collapse. i hope no three i think the. situation is very serious indeed to do anything by the day because no serious action has been taken by either the government of yemen or by the international community and sponsors of the peace in yemen and because of the loss of direction and loss of ability to and that has turned. over all these

this situation in yemen wasn't complicated and now protests have now broken out in the south of the country where the south a transitional council supposedly backed by the united arab emirates calling for a popular uprising to restore independence of south yemen is yemen had it into complete collapse. i hope no three i think the. situation is very serious indeed today eighteen by the day because no serious action has been taken by either the government of yemen or by the international community and sponsors of the peace in yemen and because of the loss of direction and loss of ability to and that is turned to the basics of all these conflicts and. the many layers and the conflicts and since the situation is deteriorating and will continue to do so yes unfortunately the issue of the diminished.

yemen. zero sympathies in the south of yemen. around sanaa have all been violated by the who the -- houthis and they want the opportunity to drive them away. hodeida, the people are nice people. the do not want to see houthis there. mentioned,s you have foodck was delivering assistance to areas that were deprived from food, just to help , and what we saw was a video of the houthi militia striking the truck while shouting death to america. this is killing their own population. element -- and talking about the humanitarian catastrophe that is generated in yemen, they are using famine. houthis are effectively using famine. i'm not saying the coalition is not -- has not restricted access. the blockade was a one-month blockade. it generated muchnot than what happens. -- happened. the market andthe market and yea friend who went to yemen and she is like the food is all around. what are you talking about, a famine? it was not a matter of access to food as -- so much as purchasing power. humanitarian organizations -- we ought to rethink

have no alliance with the salah party which is the biggest party that we have in yemen and zero sympathies in the south of yemen. the tribes around sanaa are -- have all been violated by the houthis and they want the opportunity to just drive them away from there, and herdata, and the people are simple and nice people. they don't, you know, they don't want to see the houthis there as in the areas that you've mentioned, a wfp mentioned, a wfp truck was delivering -- they were delivering food assistance to areas that were deprived from food, just to help in emergency situation. and what we saw d what we saw was a video of the houthi militia striking the wfp truck while chanting "death to america qug. right? so this is killing their own population under their control. i think this is an element again -- and i think again you know in talking about the humanitarian catastrophe that is generated in yemen, they are using famine -- i mean houthis are effectively using famine. i am not saying that the coalition has not restricted access. the blockade was a one-mont blockade but i think it generated much more fu

. >> there are national security concerns south of yemen, the aqap. this is not a one-way street. >> yes. >> as some have suggested. >> that's right. nobody should hope for the failure of this reform plan and as i said a moment ago, the saudis are the swing producers of oil and they're producing at the maximum level right now. so, yeah, its leverage works in both directions. i think what ultimately happens is if this case doesn't force some radical shifts in policy now by the united states, it will. it will blow over. the dust will settle because of the underlying geopolitical realities. frankly i think washington is playing it the way you would expect. they don't want to jump to any conclusions. they want to make sure if they're doing something to punish saudi arabia, there's a way to defend their actions so the u.s. can explain why they're taking the steps they're taking. that's why they're taking the steps that the minister demanded yesterday is so important. >> matthew, thank you. >> thank you. >> reporter: jamal khashoggi, the woman he was about

this assassination campaign because of a lot of factors the a slice and the people in the south in general in yemen who are sunni are getting tired of seeing these foreign invaders come in and take over their sea parts sea ports like the m.r.i. adiz there's pressure to get them out these assassinations of been revealed by this immorality group and we're going to see more fish years on the ground between us law and its supporters who are a key part of the saudi u.a.e. coalition and that actually is going to this story could actually change the dynamics of the war in yemen i think that's what's significant here that's really incredible and you know one of the things but but jumped out to be in the story too is the idea that ok you have u.s. citizens former you know ex-military cia. and israeli sound and israelis you know when they're going over they're not under the cover of the united states this wasn't a mercenary group bought by the united states and sent over these this is guys bought by a foreign entity the u.a.e. that raises more crime questions because you know when you hear of assassination a

seventeen people including several women have been killed by the saudi and coalition and yemen jets bombed an area south of the rebel held city of data according to the rebels a bus carrying people displaced by the war was hit a saudi embassy coalition allied with the yemeni government is fighting two things backed by iran. one hundred fifty thousand people have marched in germany against discrimination racism and ultra nationalism it was organized to counter rallies by right wing groups who held controversial demonstrations in recent months tension over migration has increased in germany says the fatal stabbing of a man in chamonix in august. immigration is a major issue in the german state of a bar varia as voters that elects a new regional parliament on sunday a survey suggests an increasing number of people are rejecting the far right and the centrist green party is becoming more popular when it came reports. its farmer's market day hike in. on this autumn morning the election is on people's minds the local green candidate is on the campaign trail but her party is in buoyant mood you did tells me sh

is why and the number one reason men may conflict men may in conflict with you talk about yemen or syria or south sudan or or rag countries like this one thousand areas of substantial conflict that is driving hunger across the world the second reason is climate extremes what we're seeing in the greater so hell reason impact you know already a very fragile area compound it by extremist groups coming in to exploit that situation and poor governance it's a disaster waiting to happen and so when we're there with food security because if you don't address food security you have no other security at all so what can be done to change that well we have seen from experience for example would syria in in fact chancellor merkel said you know we can't repeat the mistake that was made in two thousand and fourteen with not addressing the hunger of the syrian people because what we know for a fact with a. every one percent increase in hunger there's a two percent increase in my give home we find this with any culture any nation people want to stay home but they will move two three four times inside their home c

including several women have been killed in an airstrike by the saudi emirate coalition in yemen jets bombed an area south of the rebel held port city of her data going to the rebels a bus carrying people to space by fighting was hit in the strike there has been the scene of intense recent fighting the saudi ambassador coalition allied with the yemeni government is fighting who these backed by iran thousands have died of the war which has caused a humanitarian catastrophe the u.s. special envoy has met taliban officials to discuss ending the seventeen year conflict in afghanistan so make. taliban up sensors in qatar on friday these are the second face to face talks between the u.s. and taliban since june the afghan born u.s. diplomat was appointed last month to find ways to end the fighting. fifty thousand people have marched in germany against discrimination racism and ultra nationalism it was organized to counter rallies by right wing groups who've held controversial demonstrations in recent months tensions over migration have increased and this is a fatal stabbing. in august immigration is a major issu

people including several women have been killed in an air strike by the coalition in yemen jets bombed an area south of the rebel held port city of data who see rebels say a bus carrying displaced people work was hit the area has been the focus of several battles in recent months the coalition backing the yemeni government is fighting iran back to seize control of the area now an explosion at an election rally in afghanistan has killed at least fourteen people at least thirty others were injured in the blast in the northeast province of takar the explosives were attached to a motorcycle the latest in a series of attacks on rallies out of a parliamentary election next saturday meanwhile the newly appointed u.s. special envoy for afghanistan has met taliban officials as part of fresh efforts to end the country's seventeen year old war they gathered in the country capital doha on friday it's the second face to face talks between the u.s. and the armed groups since june the meeting comes days after the group called on afghans to boycott parliamentary elections on october twentieth. well now the pope was

several women are being killed in their strike by these thirty a morality coalition in yemen jets bombed in areas south of the rebel held port city of data according to the rebels a bus carrying people displaced by fighting was hit in the strike the saudi a morality coalition allied with the yemeni government is fighting who backed by iran thousands have died in the war which was caused and has caused a humanitarian catastrophe. and rescue teams in the eastern part of uganda are searching for bodies now for a landslide killed at least forty one people a river burst its banks song thursday sending month and down a hillside in badoo the region close to the border with kenya many of those killed were at a market those are the headlines here on more news in half an hour do stay with us counting the cost is next. capturing a moment in time snapshots of. the story providing a glimpse into someone else's. nice. this is counting the cost on al-jazeera your weekly look at the world of business and economics this week a carbon free future we'll look at what the un's deafening climate warning means for businesses

including several women have been killed in an asteroid by the sun to that coalition in yemen that spawned an area south of the rebel held pulled city of data according to who the rebels a bus carrying people displaced by fighting was hit in the strike the saudi admiralty carolus aligned with the yemeni government is fine to use these banks by iran. rescue teams in eastern uganda have been searching through rubble for survivors of a landslide that killed forty one people the river burst its banks on thursday sending money down a hillside burying the whole market in but due to well where it is in the village of one gerri. relatives have been burying the dead. the family of could. have come to take it by. a landslide crushed his house he was inside. they were. there were four people found the house at the time it was destroyed and now you can see the body of my son right i mean. lived in the small village of one jan one in the foothills of mt elgon in uganda. this is what remains of it is one of several that we hit all of them poor and remote. it wasn't easy for us to get up here the landslide began in th

yemen the u.n. envoy unjam and mark hazmat with every participant of the conflict including the south and separatists what are the chances that all sides can be at least brought to a common table i mean i don't mean instant peace but at least some coming occasion can the u.n. how can the knees do it. i think you must remember that every party in the conflict in yemen have their. what is their concerns and they also have their red lines and lists. the political solution is comprehensive is it is a negotiated settlement in which all about is it's all inclusive nothing will be achieved no one can achieve a. an end to the conflict and therefore the special envoy has really to address in whatever final proposer of an end of the war agreement he has to address these fears of the yemenis but he should also remember that the yemenis every side of them will accuse the that they cannot make the decision because they are under the influence of one of the. those and involved in the for oxy war in yemen. this complicates things and therefore he therefore he has any i need to also see what are the concerns and the

against the who thing is now becoming the biggest short term threat to the stability of yemen's government across the south there been protests against the fall in the value of the currency of the loss of about saudi's war in yemen is seriously affecting us we've not been paid properly for the last three years we can't find any other way to get by and was like that diesels up to eight hundred dollars for twenty liters when it was nine dollars before cooking gas is nine dollars for a catheter and is impossible to find the only fuel you can get is on the black market the government had been printing more money to try and keep cash flowing but there's been no increase in exports and not in a foreign currency reserves to support the increased supply now the saudi arabian government has given the central bank two hundred million dollars to stabilize the rio and amount of money down when you print more money must be matched by hard currencies in market if you don't want to does nothing to hold the value of our damaged currency and decision paused in yemen preventing exports from liberated provinces also damages

against the who thing is now becoming the biggest short term threat to the stability of yemen's government across the south there been protests against the fall in the value of the currency of the us of about saudi's war in yemen is seriously affecting us we've not been paid properly for the last three years we can't find any other way to get by and was looked at diesels up to eighteen dollars for twenty liters when it was nine dollars before cooking gas is nine dollars for a catheter and is impossible to find the only fuel you can get is on the black market the government had been printing more money to try and keep cash flowing but there's been no increase in exports and not in a foreign currency reserves to support the increased supply now the saudi arabian government has given the central bank two hundred million dollars to stabilize the reality and i'm out of my own when you print more money must be matched by hard currencies in market and if you don't want to does nothing to help the value of our damaged currency and decision paused in yemen preventing exports from liberated provinces also damages th

against the truth is now becoming the biggest short term threat to the stability of yemen's government across the south they've been protests against the fall in the value of the currency that all over the world grow old are going to we're starving our children are dying the cities are under siege and that's unemployment we want to tell the regime in the arab coalition that when hunger is the engine of these people discussions negotiations and treaties collapse and the only solution is immediately supplying a loaf of bread. there that they say listen we came out today in mass anger against the coalition it into human under certain agreement which was to liberate human passion lost its way and started controlling our country's resources we are calling on the coalition to return the oil and gas open the airports and return everything to be legitimate places. the government had been printing more money to try and keep cash flowing but there's been no increase in exports and not in a foreign currency reserves to support the increased supply now the saudi arabian government has given the central bank two hu

including several women have been killed in an airstrike by the saudi a morality coalition in yemen jets bombed an area south of the rebel to hell port city of who data according to who the rebels a bus carrying people displaced by fighting was hit in the strike the saudi a morality coalition allied with the yemeni government is fighting who backed by iran. one hundred fifty thousand people have marched in germany against discrimination racism and ultra nationalists and it was organized to counter ronnie's by rightwing groups who have held controversial demonstrations in recent months tensions over migration have increased in germany since the fatal stabbing of a man in chemnitz in august because all of those stories on our website at al-jazeera dot com those were the headlines from al-jazeera partition borders of blood continues here if you stay with us. august on a claim the front photo of british as mr jinnah governor general of the new dominion arrives at the constituent assembly in karachi. august nine hundred forty seven. a century of british rule over its indian empire comes to an end guest of honor i

rotty coalition in yemen jets bombed an area south of the rebel held city of data reportedly hitting a bus carrying displaced people the coalition backing the yemeni government is fighting iran back to seize for control of the area you're up to date little of the top stories that set for myself in the team here in london more news coming up later on but now you find asia. in the lead up to the u.s. midterm elections we will be talking to the american people looking at key issues for voters from immigration to economic struggles to the health care system to greece's and women's rights join us throughout october for special coverage and analysis the u.s. moved time on all just. through the lens of local filmmaker. resistless vancouver. i mean it's very nice time in college come back home see family. all. he seen yeah he no longer. this temple itself has a history of almost eight hundred years you know you know years oh i'm saying you know my dad is a priest at this temple. me being the first son in a traditional japanese family i will have to take over and become the twenty fourth gene

virus santini and south africa germany's run metal is arming the military coalition in yemen with bombs from the mediterranean and entire factories from capetown saudi arabia the united arab emirates are among the customers and egypt as we discovered where an arms factory is on the completion. egypt a country where hopes for democracy after the arab spring were put down with guns and butter homes where dissidents simply disappear. where the military has seized back power and general abdel fattah el-sisi rules with an iron fist. if you don't it's especially insidious the man in charge of egypt is mr el-sisi who many compatriots say is even worse than mubarak egypt is also taking part in the yemen war by helping with marine patrols i don't think we should accept this so it's effectively undermining south africa's democracy at the same time as being able to get weapons into destinations that might be completely undemocratic that might be engaged in conflicts and. we wanted to ask about the allegations and find out about all the other factories but nobody wanted to talk with german media in

rotty coalition in yemen jets bombed an area south of the rebel held city of data reportedly hitting a bus carrying displaced people the coalition backing the yemeni government is fighting iran back to seize for control of the area you're up to date little of the top stories that set for myself in the team here in london more news coming up later on but now you find asia. in the lead up to the u.s. midterm elections we'll be talking to the american people looking at key issues for voters from immigration to economic struggles the health care system to racism and women's rights join us throughout october for special coverage and analysis of the u.s. midterms on al-jazeera viewfinder fresh perspectives through the lens of local filmmaker .

including several women have been killed in the air strike by the saudi and coalition in yemen jets bombed an area south of the rebel held port city of data according to the rebels a bus carrying people displaced by fighting was hit in the strike as a coalition allied with the yemeni government is fighting backed by iran one hundred fifty thousand people have marched in germany against discrimination and racism and out to nationalism as organized to counter volleys by right wing groups who have held controversial demonstrations in recent months. rescue teams. for bodies killed at least forty one people. down a hillside in but due to a region close to the border with kenya a vehicle carrying migrants has crashed in northern greece killing eleven people the car was heading to the city when it collided with a truck and bust into flames they say ten of the victims of believed to be migrants as a suspected. there's i had last we're back with another news update on al-jazeera that's the big picture. october two thousand and eleven call in elm i'm going to get their feet is drugged from a drain pipe beaten and

against the who thing is now becoming the biggest short term threat to the stability of yemen's government across the south there been protests against the fall in the value of the currency of the loss of a lot of saudis war in yemen is seriously affecting us we've not been paid properly for the last three years we can't find any other way to get by under us law that diesels up to eight hundred dollars for twenty liters when it was nine dollars before cooking gas is nine dollars for a catheter and is impossible to find the only fuel you can get is on the black market the government had been printing more money to try and keep cash flowing but there's been no increase in exports and not in the horn currency reserves to support the increased supply now the saudi arabian government has given the central bank two hundred million dollars to stabilize the rio and amount of money and when you print more money must be matched by hard currencies in market if you don't and does nothing to hold the value of our damaged currency and decision paused in yemen preventing exports from liberated provinces also damages they

just what they've done with respect to the worst humanitarian crisis in the world, which is south of them in yemenon men, women and children on the verge of starvation. the sorts of things i think we need to consider for starters -- i don't believe any treasury secretary or officials should be headed to an investment conference in saudi arabia next week. to the extent we're able to discover who is responsible for this we should apply sanctions under the global magnitsky act. we in the senate have already initiated the initial requirements in order to make that a possibility. we should also think about removing all weapons sales to the government of saudi arabia, at least placing a pause on that, generally, i'm in favor of weapons sales to security partners, but when our basic values, fundamental values are being violated, we should suspend those. the last things i want to throw out there in my limited time. i working with senator shaheen have empowered this administration to prevent further carnage in yemen, which frankly is where their worst humanitarian violations have been occur shg. we could w

including several women have been killed in as strike by the saudi a mirage coalition in yemen jets bombed an area south of the rebel held port city of data hitting a bus carrying displaced people according to reports coalition backing the empty government is fighting iran back to seize control of the area as the top stories more news coming up later on after the listening post which starts now. turkish officials say and squat to kill this saudi national washington post columnist. on the matter. that's right up to malaga show one of the clones saudi journalists willing to criticize saudi leaders their criticism has apparently left china. glowing richard gilbert in europe the listening post here are some of the media stories that we're covering this week disappearances can be deceiving the how shall she case and the news coverage and geopolitics that lie beneath it looks like news and reads like news but isn't its native advertising it took a while but the me too movement has finally reached.

rotty coalition in yemen jets bombed an area south of the rebel held port city of data hitting a bus carrying displaced people according to reports coalition backing the government is fighting iran back to seize control of the area as the top stories more news coming up later on after listening post which starts now. turkish officials say it's one to kill this. washington post column. that up to now show one saudi trustfully can criticize saudi leaders. as apparently left. alone richard burton you're at the listening post here are some of the media stories that we're covering this week disappearances can be deceiving the hush case and the news coverage and geopolitics that lie beneath it looks like news and reads like news but isn't its native advertising it took a while but the me too movement has finally reached the media in india and iran's supreme leader has a theory on why it has stopped short of his country that he's happy to share online . we begin with the disappearance of jamal khashoggi a saudi arabian journalist in exile who walked into that saudi consulate in istanbul las

several women have been killed and as strike by these saudi amorality coalition in yemen jets bombed an area south of the rebel held port city of data according to who the rebels are bus carrying people displaced by fighting was hit in the strike the saudi a morality coalition allied with the yemeni government is finding who these backed by iran. one hundred fifty thousand people have marched in germany against discrimination racism and nationalism it was organized to counter romney's by right wing groups who felt controversial demonstrations in recent months tension over migration has increased in germany since the fatal stabbing of a man in chemnitz in against those weather headlines more news in half an hour here on al-jazeera next to its inside story. the arab world stays silent a saudi journalist possibly murdered in the saudi consulate but no official reaction from any arab government no condemnation from the arab media what's behind the silence this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program iran can intelligence leaks to the media about missing saudi journalist jamal khashoggi a pe

d m a r t coalition in yemen jets bombed an area south of the rebel held port city of data according to the rebels a bus carrying people displaced by fighting was hit in the strike the saudi a morality coalition allied with the yemeni government is fighting who backed by iran thousands have died in the war which was caused and has caused a humanitarian catastrophe. the rescue teams in the eastern part of uganda are searching for bodies not for a landslide killed at least forty one people a river burst its banks song thursday sending month and down a hillside in the dude a region close to the border with kenya many of those killed were at a market those are the headlines here on more news in half an hour do stay with us counting the cost is next. capturing a moment in time snapshots of. the story. and this is counting the cost on al-jazeera your weekly look at the world of business and economics this week a carbon free future we'll look at what the un's deafening climate warning means for businesses livelihoods and the fossil fuel industry. also this week africa's urban revolution why

their religion of the hezbollah criminal activities have spread out from lebanon to iraq, syria, yemen, south america and elsewhere, even in the united states. it is -- it is leaders hidden out is no security given. the patient with which iran is dealt surprises me. why are the united states and its western alliance so patient with iran? do they hope that iran is the son who will -- that is a pipe dream. iran defines the united states and civilized world will never cease. it is time the world took action to terminate this threat to the peaceful future of our children once and for all. i don't want to continue. thank you very much. thank you. [ applause ] >> we'd like to welcome judith miller up to the podium. judith is the pulitzer prize winner journalist and they're going to have a conversation. >> greetings, everyone, and happy halloween. an appropriate holiday given the scary nature of washington these days and much of the country. we are about to have an election as you know. we are delighted to have you here and your excellencies, fellow students and experts of the middle east and on the

against the who thing is now becoming the biggest short term threat to the stability of yemen's government across the south there been protests against the fall in the value of the currency of the us of about saudis war in yemen is seriously affecting us we've not been paid properly for the last three years we can't find any other way to get by and was like that diesels up to eighteen dollars for twenty liters when it was nine dollars before cooking gas is nine dollars for a catheter and is impossible to find the only fuel you can get is on the black market the government had been printing more money to try and keep cash flowing but there's been no increase in exports and not in a foreign currency reserves to support the increased supply now the saudi arabian government has given the central bank two hundred million dollars to stabilize the reality and i'm out of my own when you print more money must be matched by hard currencies in market and if you don't want to does nothing to help the value of our damaged currency and decision paused in yemen preventing exports from liberated provinces also damages the

leave all these other actors around in the east and then the south out of this process you're never going to create an inclusive process for yemen and i think that is going to be one of the major problem ok a lot of states as far as that the united states is concerned i mean you know with continued arm sales to saudi arabia the u.a.e. by certifying as it did recently that the coalition is meeting the requirements of the national defense or the reservation act is it as the crisis group says sending the wrong message at the wrong time they knew that the the coalition can continue to act with impunity. yes because it's part of a war over narratives against iran they have framed the yemen conflict as a war against iran and i think that is misleading because the yemeni war will continue with or without the iranians and so the problem is that the americans are giving support to a coalition that is so far has been has been has been attacked for war crimes and have you know we've got all kinds of evidence for that and a coalition that doesn't seem to so doesn't seem to pursue until now a political process so i think the americans have t